Category: Blog
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What the 2026 Stanford AI Index Report Tells Us About the State of AI
Every year, Stanford’s Institute for Human-Centered AI (HAI) publishes the AI Index Report, widely considered the most comprehensive, independent snapshot of where artificial intelligence actually stands. Now in its ninth edition, the report is produced by an interdisciplinary steering committee of academics and industry experts, and it pulls together data on everything from model performance…
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Announcing the Open-Source Release of the Agentic Paper Review System
In January, we published From Months to Days: AI-Assisted Peer Review with Human Oversight, describing how a multi-agent AI system could assist with large-scale structured academic paper review while keeping human judgement at the center. Today, we’re open-sourcing the tool behind that article. What it does The Agentic Paper Review System deploys a team of…
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Why CAPTCHAs Are Losing Ground to AI
You’ve done it hundreds of times. A grid of blurry photos appears on your screen: “Select all images with traffic lights.” You squint, click a few tiles, wonder whether that sliver of pole in the corner counts, fail, try again. Eventually, you’re allowed in. This ritual, the CAPTCHA, has been the internet’s bouncer for over…
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What if your AI could actually read a table?
Most AI tools handle text well. But ask them about a table in a research paper, and they quietly fall apart. Tablemind was built to fix that. There’s a technique called Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) that’s become a popular way to let AI answer questions about documents. The idea is simple: rather than memorising an entire library of…